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    Cal Raleigh puts Reds away with grand slam

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    Cal Raleigh hit a grand slam and drove in a fifth run with a groundout as the Mariners topped the Reds 8-0 on Monday.

    Raleigh’s slam came on Caleb Ferguson’s first pitch after intentionally walking Dominic Canzone to lead the bases in the seventh, so that had to feel especially good. Raleigh followed it up with a double-play ball in the eighth, but he wound up with an RBI anyway after Edwin Arroyo had the ball dribble out of his glove while trying to toss it to the shortstop. Raleigh also struck out twice and had another groundout, so it was really just the one good swing tonight. Still, maybe it will help. It’s his sixth career slam and his 10th homer in 297 plate appearances this season.
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    The Mets are bumping newly acquired infielder Émilien Pitre up to Triple-A Syracuse.

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    2024 first-round pick Vance Honeycutt is being promoted to Double-A Chesapeake.

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    The Red Sox are moving Justin Gonzales up to Double-A Portland.

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    Bryan Woo experienced shoulder soreness before coming out of Sunday night’s game against the Astros, manager Dan Wilson said.

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    Cal Raleigh homered and walked in the Mariners’ 3-2 win over the Astros on Sunday Night Baseball.

    The homer, which unfortunately followed a caught stealing from Josh Naylor, was far from a bomb, but it made it into the Crawford Boxes at Daikin Park. Statcast had it at .327 feet and said it would have been a homer in one ballpark. Maybe it’ll give Raleigh some momentum anyway. It was his second hit in seven games and his 13th homer of the year. He still hasn’t had two hits in a game since July 7.
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    Hunter Brown was lifted after allowing two runs and walking five in five innings Sunday night against the Mariners.

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